The Schtank Machine's Funk Review IV

The Schtank Machine's Funk Review IV

275 Park, 275 Park Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11205

Bryant Wilder and his band, The Schtank Machine, will perform live at 275 Park Ave, Brooklyn NY on Saturday, July 27, 2024. Doors open at 7:20pm and the show begins at 8:00. Tix are $45 (VIP), $35 (General Admission) and $40 at the door.

The Funk Review VI is all about The Schtank. We've curated an exciting line-up of local and international artists who are ready to give you an unforgettable musical experience. Expect a mix of classic Funk, Soul, R&B, and Popular Music hits, as well as innovative grooves that push the boundaries of the genre.

Tix are $45 (VIP), $35 (General Admission) and $40 at the door.

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Come out and join me in supporting The Schtank Machine's own, Jeanne Ricks, vocalist/guitarist, as she performs her incredible brand of smooth and soulful music on 6/22 @ 7:00. She will be accompanied by Habbert Cheeks/Drums, Tim Bayless, Piano, and Bryant Wilder/Bass.

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Tyrone Birkett - Turning the World Upside Down

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All are welcome into an ecstatic & curative space, as performances go from jazz club to black church, to funky freedom atmospheres and electronic music interludes.

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